The Vietnam Specialty Coffee Competition 2022 has been launched, with registration available for participants between February 15 and March 25 next year.
Winners of the Vietnam Specialty Coffee Competition 2021 awarded (Photo: VNA)
Dak Lak (VNA) – The Vietnam Specialty CoffeeCompetition 2022 has been launched, with registration available forparticipants between February 15 and March 25 next year.
Accordingly, eligible contestants are organisations and individualsthat own coffee farms or directly cooperate with farmers producing andprocessing specialty coffee in the territory of Vietnam, including foreignenterprises.
The award ceremony for the 2022 edition is scheduled forApril 30.
Chairman of the Buon Ma Thuot Coffee Association and head ofthe organising board of the competition Trinh Duc Minh said the contest, afterthree editions, have brought about benefits, particularly economic ones, forfarmers, cooperatives, and exporters.
The 2022 edition sees the number of judges increasing and anindependent technical board support the organising board established, he said.
The launch took place at a virtual ceremony on October 22,which also awarded six winners of the Vietnam Specialty Coffee Competition 2021,including the Eatu Fair Agricultural Service Co-operative, Mori Coffee CompanyLimited, and Pun Coffee limited company.
This year’s contest had 41 participants from Ho Chi MinhCity, Hanoi and the provinces of Son La, Quang Tri, Dak Nong, Gia Lai, Lam Dongand Dak Lak, who submitted 74 coffee samples, an increase of 34 percentcompared to the previous edition./.
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Winners of the Vietnam Specialty Coffee Competition 2021 awarded (Photo: VNA) 
